Masters' Playbook Content Archive

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1. Warren Buffett's circle of competence: the beginner's edge is saying no2026-07-02
2. Charlie Munger's inversion: win by avoiding the obvious ways to lose2026-07-07
3. Benjamin Graham's margin of safety: leave room to be wrong2026-07-14
4. Peter Lynch's 'invest in what you know': start with curiosity, not a stock tip2026-07-21
5. John Bogle's index lesson: own the market, not the story2026-07-28
6. Ray Dalio's All Weather lesson: balance risk before you chase returns2026-08-04
7. Howard Marks's risk lesson: survive the cycle before chasing the upside2026-08-11
8. Philip Fisher's scuttlebutt method: research the business before the stock2026-08-18
9. Joel Greenblatt's Magic Formula: buy good and cheap together2026-08-25
10. Seth Klarman's margin of safety: stress-test the downside before you chase the upside2026-09-01
11. Buffett vs. Bogle: should a beginner own the market or study individual businesses?2026-09-08
12. Benjamin Graham's Mr. Market: a quote is an offer, not a verdict2026-09-15
13. Howard Marks's second-level thinking: what everyone knows is already in the price2026-09-22
14. Warren Buffett's owner earnings: the cash left after a business pays to stand still2026-09-29
15. Peter Lynch on selling: don't cut the flowers and water the weeds2026-10-06
16. Charlie Munger on incentives: check who gets paid before you take the advice2026-10-13
17. John Bogle's two returns: what the business earns, and what the price-earnings ratio adds2026-10-20

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